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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25

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1t,ir.r ni,s Nh /, "a, III. r.st
and entral II. - II, 81 ,a I; ,,o,,,,,.t.
q a,ont IA s., Il w N. ~.
2proyements ana IA lroad sc;l;t;es Z
this place and ffo 3 II L nation Z shont
'the country II trihuta ~ d, M Falls
show that the csonpreh6nsiye I, - stem
3of adsertising adopted bys the " atsr
Power COMPANY ID bearing pofNl fr,,it
The company Il ii 1 making al especial
sendea.r,r tos oct !capitalists from tl,e
present manufa cturiinp districts 81 tia
country interested il tI,e in q
ments here, aud there Il 4 No doubt that
many az them who. rn,,YAnnlata AZ.
curing cur d location for their industries
nearer t. the market d ii n the n, 4; &c
an nnrivaled timber Z region b, sa 81 at j
first class water power win choose, ID
come to Little Falls is preference Is
any other, place. AT Little Falls can
be found all the elements that will in
sure a good profit to manufacturers
The water power is the best on tho
Mississippi, and is being improved at
ter a system second to none in the
country, and i'll much more sub
stantial manner than any other river
improvements in the West. Powers
and sites will be furnished cheap. and
there is an absolute guarantee that
the works that furnish the power are
built 50 solidly that there is no posi-
hility Of any danger of washout or
destruction. A market for manufac-
tt,red goods, especially all kinds of
wood work, including wagons, aerii-
cultural machinery, furniture, etc, is
furnished by the great Northwestern
farming country, between which and
Little Falls there is no possibility of
building up a manufacturing point
that can compete with the latter.
No locality is more fayorablv s;tuated
IN regard - ,r,,,, I, - tho 80; :.
that co,s,msz -, !, :, -, 49,, :.
Of the manufactured goods fo ne ,vh;cl,
Little Falls IS esnec;al,v adantad -
producing than this. Bv Different
routes Of railroad direct com,nnn;ca.
ton is furnished With an abundant
market. Little Falls is surrounded
by and has tributarv tn # an i'm M ns,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
North west territory o q, al,

REGINA, n. w. T., Nov. 10. The spe-
eial committee Of the Northwest council
appointed to report on a new form of
government for the territories have de-
ctded to recommend a responsible legisla-
ture with all the powers Of other. prov.
inces, except raising money on public
credit, but not to ask to have the terri
tories Joined III an frrerocable province.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
In Minneaipolis.

E3.5, - MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. a.
On tho local board there was q moderate
business ct shout yesterdays prices, though
buyers were not taking hold eagerly. Local
millsrs are out Of the market, except for An oc-
casionsl small lot Of good milling wheat The
water mills have about all ceased grinding on
account Of low water. Receipts Of wheat wsro
rs cars, with 81 shipped. Duluth received ~
cars. A good deal Of the wheat offered ,was
carried away unsold Ss-5 I
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
Numbering in Wisconsin.

CHIPPEWA FALLS, Nov. 22-Men are
going by hundreds to the camps. Not
much can be done in the way of Logging
yet, but Il few Iar@ers are skid
ding and will be rt:;tiy for business
when the first goot1 SHOW comes. It
has been estimated by some tltat zoo, Co.,
600 feet will be put into the Elambeaa,
this winter. The mills in the region OF
Rhinelander have turned out betweeE
So, COG, 600 and, 10000, 900 feet of lumber
this season. sNexS year it is expected,
that one or two mills will be erectct! at
that point 49,. -.-,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
Afraid of: Americans,

CITY OF MEXICO, Nov 2S The press
Of this city still continues to utter notes
Of alarm In regard to the extensive grants
Of land to Americans Ia Lower Califor.
nia, and urges the government to remenl-
Der the lesson OF Texas s & <<: EEL
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
a rhou..nd Hot.l t,. 3. Rome, =,

CHICAGO, Nov. 18 Over 900 guests,
occupying the six floors Of the Saratoga
European hotel on Dearborn street we're
aroused from their beds about D. m. by
cries Of Are and smoke pouring through
the halls. and q panic ensued. Hard
work by the department. soon got the fire
under control. Loss, $l2, 600 to s15, 900.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
movement 81 wheat.
4 MINNEAPOLIS, Nov 22.--The following
are tho receipts and shipments Of wheek:
'otal. 8. q. ...l1s.M.
FfRh tinr Firc ~ Thefr Liver.

- ~ z y - - ~ Nh1eit 11Fcss s.
HIILssoRo, Ill, Nov. lS.- Destructive
forest Ares are again raging in this
county. q dense cloud Of smoke almost
obscuring the SUMS rays has hovered
over the city the entire day. Reports
from the country state that the fircs are
destroying an immense amount OF props
erty, and In solne instances people have
had to fight for their lives. H I: KS
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
Typhoid Fever Decreasing.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 22.-There were
twenty-s deaths from typhoid fever last
week in this city against forty during the
preceding week. and reports Indicate that
III pnibsr new cases lis materially
sss Il Ss S: IS .eling of fear Of an
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
INDEMNITY LANDS,


The Northern Pacific Company Brings
= Suit to Assert It's Rights.
st. Paul, Nov IA highly import
ant and interesting case has been begun
in the United States circuit court in
which the Northern Pacific Railway com
pany virtually enters action to enforce
its right to the ownership of certain
lands in Dakota, which, by the action of
the government land offices at St. Cloud
and Fargo have recn;.'ly been pre- -empted
and entered possession upon by
certain parties who are named
rs defendants I'D the suit. The
matter will come up for hearing in the
circuit court on Dec. r.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
ONERGQATS.

lfyou are in need Of amy Of these come to
headquarters, here a large stock of them
IS ~'lsp'ayed, AsIwe get clothing from
eastern manufacturers it enables us to
save the purchasers rs cts. on every dollar
invested There can be no clothing better
fitting. True, we have always undersold
every house in the city, but never before
have we able to sell the finest quality. Of
goods for SO little money as this season.
BAN KRUPT STORE-
oae Door HOTEL LITTLE FALLS, MINI
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
/, Omcial ohio Vote.

H CoLUMDus, Ohio, Nov. 90. The official
vote of the state shows the following
totals on governor: Foraker, Republican,
866,887 Powell, Democrat, 1913 EOS; Seitz,
Labor, M,712; Sharp, Prohibition, 89,-
100; scattering, IL Total, f744, $50. For
aker over Powell, "a, f32
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
st. Pauf Ice Palace.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 1.-THE ice palace and
carnival celebration will open on We'd
| nesday, Jan. rs, 1883, and continue until
Saturday Of the week following. &.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25

The French government is in the.
midst of another crisis, and President
GrevY is expected to resign.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
To Modify the Long and Short Haul

~WAsHIEaToE, Nov 22.-It: Is under
stood that the interstate commerce COM
mission win recommend In its report to
congress that the long and short haul
clause be modified in some Of the
sparsely settled sections of the South and
Went .&$t - Ill., Il 'rfiy -
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
HELENA,s WATER WORKS.

The Big and Costly Job WIN he Finished
/ jg5ii.. 4: by Christmas r.. -. !. p
u HELENA Mont, Nov. IS. - Rapid
progress is being made in the work Of
completing the city's water works, and
Mr.. Woolston, the contractor, is cont
dent Of completing his contract and put
ting the entire plant in working order
before the holidays if the pumping ma
.chinery is delivered within the time
expected. The works, ready for full
operation, will represent an expenditure
Of 4aoo,0 900. The great well is spouting
the purest water irom its sandy, gravel
bottom, and the heavy stone curbing is
all inhplace to the ground surface. -
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
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DuLUrn, MINI, NOV. 40 Great o.
Settssnsnt was caused here BY tie report
5tEhas The Arizona had burned near Mars
2quetts. Tha machinery Tor the new Du-
hath ship yard was on board, and Capt:
McDongall received 4 telegram saying the
boat was y total loss The Loss Of tbs
machinery Is q serious blow 10 the build
Ing OF the ship yard hers, as Scot
land Is the nearest point
In which this machinery is
manufactured and It was from that point
that y Was shipped to Duluth The Ari-
xonA belonged to the Anchor line and the
total loss i $40, 600 There was also in
the boat . Largo quantity Of merchandise
billed to Duluth merchants. Duluth
Losses are fully covered by insurance.
December LIST closes navigation to this
port, ~ at that date marine insurance no
longer remains IN force. TWenty-four
vessels are expected here within seventy
two hours. y Z. Z: Z
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
Dakotn's Immense Crops.

PIERRE, D. T., Nov. 23.-The wheat
crop Of Dakota for this year is calculated
by the territorial commissioner of im,"i-
grafton as 3,9lS, 7754 acres and &c. SIS; 800
bushels; corn, COS, a07 acres and :i;,51l,-
TAG bushels; oats, ], IT,, s6y acres and ;45,
267, 478 busheM; barley, aS5 IS acres ant,
g, 4O0, Dos bushels; fax, 4ls,14l acres and
3,91o. a4a bushels; rye: 4, 555::i Hs;rcs and
2Sle, 5e6 bushels; bHck.e!iea,, j, 20 a.res
and 81. 230 E.,-se;a ". E.,S Il r. & :
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
Il tni',.1ii: -; = FLOUR:

-Mi,;SE.troLis, MINI, Nov. The
added daily capacity Of the twenty one
mills grinding i:mt.;u,ss to $4,000 barrels,
and the output fta the day will probably
reach 25,CG0. The market was very stiff,
and prices inclils:issss l: award in sympathy
with wheat. There's Increasing inquiry,
and more activity, vas reported by local
millers III the demand from ab,nad>
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
TIL. Women stood ny Him:

HARTFoRD, Conn. Nov. IS -At an
excited meeting OF the First Tut
tartan society an attempt was made
to Gust the pastor, the Rev. j. G. Kim
ball, because of his open avowai OF SYM
pathy with the Chicago anarchists in u
recent sermon. The attempt WINS Il
failure, q resolution asking the pastor to
resign being defeated By q majority Of
eleven In q total vote Of 81. The women
Of the society supported Kimball in q
hOdvT 81 49, sg$S IS n =. tp:y 2E! .tsts& -.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25

The banks OF Des Moincs huve organ.
ICED clearing house and will begin to dc
q regular clearing house business Dec. !.
Workmen, while making temporary re-
pairs upon a large Touring Erill ut Peru,
Ind, discovered among the wheat on the
first and second floors two dynamite cart.
ridges, either ono with power sufficiont to
destroy the building. .'.
John Williams and Preston Rush, both
colored, became engaged in row at Keo.
kuk, Iowa, over a nickel which the Latter
claimed the former owed him. Rush
knocked Williams down, and the Iatte7
pulled knife from his pocket and
stabbed Rush to the heart.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
Illinois water Famine mi,

GILLEsP1E H., Nov. 92.-This section
Of Illinois is badly in need Of rain. Water
trains are being run daily on tho rail-
roads to supply household necessities.
Unless it rains soon there is likely to be
serious trouble with the setting In Of
winter, and our people are at u loss for 8
solution Of the water question.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
FOUGHT FIRE TWO WEEKS.

% = %"
Flames Break Ont Afresh at the super
ior Coal Dock after Being Fought for
j. Thirteen Days. 81 s. Fl = -gt 5 T.. 81 :.
q DULUTH, Nov. 18..-The fre on the Le-
high coal dock, at West Superior broke
out fresh about noon despite the fact that
the fre tug has been pumping without
determination on the coal piles for the last
thirteen days. The assistance Of the Du-
luth Fire department. was asked for, and
a special train with q fire engine and men
! was at once forwarded. When the en-
CINE arrived 2 large heap Of coal was
bright cherry red from the heat Of
burning gases, but at o'clock the Are
was suhdued and the fire. department. re-
turned to Duluth. The fire tug will con-
tinue to play on the coal until all danger
in over. About 18, 900 tons of coal were
removed to get at the body Of the fire.
The work OF Inman's fire tug. the David
Sutton, ia considered. remarkable She
has kept her pumps going continuously
for over 800 hours, and the crew has been
working in relays during the whole Pc
Rod '1-Gc7@5 :. s:st[.S 49,. ~ -;
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
A Treasury statement.

WAsH1NGToS, Nov. 5:,s The govern
lnent receipts during the present month
amount to geo, 695. 3346, and the expenf!i-
lures to $25, $40. $40, showing deficiency
of q, 664 500. The expenditures include
the payment Of $l8, 3s3, TAT on account of
pensions. The net gold in the. treasury
is f207, 766, 800, an increase of nearly
So, 900, 600 since the 1st inst. The circrl-
lation of standard silver dollars has in-
dressed by over 81, 100000 since the Ist
inst. : and by nearly &c, 600. 600 since July
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
DAKOTA ELECTIONS.

Reliable Returns From Most of the
tho Counties---A Close Estimate on the
Il, General Result. 5 53ssS5s e Wa
BISMARCK, Dak., Nov. a. Election
returns, official and unofficial, from sixty
out Of the eighty-six organized counties
IN the territory foot up so, 800 for division
3snd q q, 1876 against division, or a total of
81, 699 votes. Of the twenty counties
not yet heard from It is safe to estimate
that the official canvass win show about
10, 202 votes cnst. Of which at least 5,292
viii be against division. This win make
the total vote on division in the territory
il round figures 6S, 600 and the majority
for division 5000. s-, ~, - !" -
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
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81. pAul, No. t6.----Ir is ndarstood
that ~. G. sss,tordock, warden Of the Min
nssots penits nfiary 81 stiil VIII
withdraw from the management of
that institutd lon, pending the
5triAl on the indt ctinent for
criminal libel and subornation
of perjury, recently fund against him by
the grand jury IN Washing ton county,
IA. Westby, deputy warden, will be
placed in charge Of the prison in the
meantime. tits further understood that,
the action Of Warden Stordock is volun-
tRry III 5f2s5$ X. iI6E% tssSz / Is ,.t * HI
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25

In Southern Arizona business Of all
kinds is increasing in volume, ard the
mining and cattle Industries are assum-
ing large proportions. r -..ss II e
The interstate commerce commission
areenyagedin hearing complaints against
q number of railroads for discrimfna tink
in favor Of the Standard OH oozapany.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
ZEN ! / ]


LosDoT, Nov q. The NsthsrlanA
steamer W. "a. sholtsn, which sAilsd
from Rotterdam for New York SATURDAY,
came into collision ten InilesofF Doverat
II o'clock Sunday night with the steamer
Rosa Mary and sank almost imrned istsly
The scho,ten had on board passengers
and crew 70 the number Of $50, and Of
these only ninety are known TO have besn
saved. OF the remaining 140 twenty
seven hare been landed AZ Dover
dead, and fears are entertained
that the others are also M lost,
though few OF them may have been
picked up by passing vessols. Il;
81 The latest statement is that there were
but 2l0 persons on board the Scholten,
which, Il true, leaves 1872 drowned OF
missing Nearly all Of tho dead show
evidences Of having experienced great
suffering, and many Of them appear to
have died from other causes than drown
ing. * sat Ee*f8 go s5{+zfti
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25

Ranchmen near Denver, Col , have suf-
fered heavily by tho fire which burned
200 square miles Friday, In Grant county.
International six-day 60 as-yo please
race was started at Philadelphia Sunday
night. There were thirteen starters.
| The Wisconsin Veterans home,
recently established at Waupaca, is ready
for the reception of inmates
The Northern. Pacific will Hight the
order Of the state railroad commission to
| reduce passenger rates to three cents per
mile.
! A gang o. counterfeiters were arrested
near PoIs Huron, Mich, and two expsn-
| sive plans for making bogus silver dollars
! were found in their possession.
1t is reported that third of the wheat
/ which will leave the farms OF tho coun-
try during the entire year was sold in
New York city during the last six days
Fire broke out in the seventeenth level
of the Calnlet & Hecla mine at Ishpem-
ing, Mich. The mine has been closed
! and chemicals will be used to extinguish
the flames. -!
1t is reported that: Russia is massin q
I BOO, DOC troops on the German and Aus
TRAN frontiers.
No disturbances were INDUCED In in
! London Sunday. The force of police at
. Trafalgar square was not 90 largo ~, On
the Sunday previous.
| It. is reported that Mr.. Hall, for 10
! many years United States minister 70
i Central America, will retire at an ea1l4
/, date, and be succeeded by q gentleman
!! formerly attached to the American lexn-
!. ton In England.
The homeless newsboys and newsgirls
/ of Chicago were given good, substantial
; Thanksgiving Dinner at the First cavalry
ar1ilory Sunday. After the eating was
; over the children were favored with An
! address by Hon. Leonard SWEET.
/ Grinnell has; inaugurated a crusade
a~:snst Chicago bucket shops.
| The origin Of the Barnum fire Is stu a
. mystery. The general belief is i 81,
; int:cndiHry
! Herr Most says the gibbet will here
after lie tn tha anarchists what the cross
! Is - IL" Christian.
i r :-s', ~ frost and thin ice at Tampa
j II: : y = :.:',.i*n., closiiig the epidemic
!; W. = Iii. ;'':i,,iF, about died ont
! g. I'll, i!i;no;* Central is expected 10
%rracss Nh; y Falls, D. T., Dec. 5. It is
! estius -. ':,rt ii win cost *25. 600, to- i'll
I! mp tf. ,l,n';is, Cei.tral yards move build
4 ing. 80, - +, a. !. n # r - ~.
i 'i,Nc .:s'r1> earnings OF the Manitoba
rna'ss!.r t.e',l'cr were 81 ,G6l ,H55:i .,,*aicst
:."i. V.'. s.ssf stli., an increase q! $i!i.-
J hth; ct.l.cr earnings of the Minnv..,tg
/: y Nnst' western. were $500, 81 against
!, $50. gii3:'Itss year. RI p .: g..
i The circulation OF standard silver dol.
l lars has increased by nearly $4,000, GOO
since July 1. Is IS i !. y .;s..+. y.
In Southern Arizona business Of Ill
kinds is increasing in volume, and this
1 mining and cattle Industries arc assum.
ing large proportions. -..s- T
i The interstate commerce commission
fareenyagedin hearing complaints againsi
q number of railroads for discrimin stin1
i in farnr nf kha CtanHard 0Hl o<1...r.~
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25

- ..siIiiSi: ssina,ierea l7orses.
CooPERsTows,: 2. T., Nov: 20 % Under
direction Of the territorial veterinary sur
geona number Of glandered horses have
been killed for various farmers in Griggs
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
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ltse.I gh.epielsJ
For oadys / RI ~ sa d
. Dirsctors sof TIA b mn 3 @ srsosai a
h +. formed g sssyfngs lor tAsir en-
EploYes. Il
Dring tie yssr, e1nidin Nov. i ths
births ID Duluth n,lnborsl lsl and 10
deaths. 81
The "a ott which Parson. M
editor was issued Ffiday Tor ths hrst tins
bince the execution &
Trail the bannar prphthtt non, county
|sof Dakota Every precinctE gave 4 M.
jority against the sale. IS t86
Vice President Cakes, 81 tho: Northern
Pacific, denies the statements 81 rsxara
to consoli lasion with the Wisconsin
Central. 81 4 r.
/ Tom Lowry, according TO b telsaram
from Aberdeen, has spccsaded IA doetiux
bonds for $50 miles Of the Aberdeen, BIZ.
.marck, s. Northwestern railroad.
n The Duluth chamber OF commerce.
/ board of trade and produce exchange viii
send q committee to Warrington this
winter 70 lay before congress the interests
of Duluth as affected BY Waterway
Fort Wayne, Ind, is threated with :
winter famine, a. ss33 n Z ,57s5 $..,
Miss Willard was elected president Of
the W. g. r. u. 4 #=.r{.. 4 e..
The National Base Ball League llas &C.
copied the modified contract proposed by
the brotherhood. 337..sss * Ut
- Mr. w hartou Barker says the reports
via San francisco Of the revocation BY
China OF the American banking privi-
ileges is unfounded. II s t.EI
The steamer City Of Green Bay was to-
tally destroyed by fire at Green Bay. No
lives lost. The boat was valued at St8.-
600, aud was insured for I'll eco. Her
cargo consisted of $4,000 worth Of mer-
chandise. =. # ,.}ss. ~
The MASTERS strike vt Milwaukee 10
likely to assume large propor,iona The
brewers have decided not to handle malt
made by non-union workmrn, and as
three brewing establishments have de-
clined to yield to this stipulation u strike
ct the brewers employed inti.e,il is To-, ked
for. q, & %s$E5ss"", > u ->%'
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25

The circulation OF standard silver dol
lars has increased by nearly $4,000, 600
since July l. s. j. " ...s..;'5...- -;
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25

,Oae Door North Of Merchants Hotel,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
MINNESOTA STATE FUNDS.

lep,!lenaic has subsided.
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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25

t5 90 CASSIMERE. $3.50
$50 WOtSTED, 460
La. 90 COTTONADI. $50
10. ODCOISESSCRFT, All Wool 1000
12.5OPEA JACKET VEST, 600